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Itoshi no Nina ![]()
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Description
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One afternoon, Atsushi's best friend from childhood, Masa, informs him, "I kidnapped Nina Aota." Nina is the girl Masa fell in love with at first sight on the train to school. Atsushi found it unexpected and hard to believe, until he heads over to Masa's apartment and discovers that Nina has really been kidnapped.
One afternoon, Atsushi's best friend from childhood, Masa, informs him, "I kidnapped Nina Aota." Nina is the girl Masa fell in love with at first sight on the train to school. Atsushi found it unexpected and hard to believe, until he heads over to Masa's apartment and discovers that Nina has really been kidnapped.
Type
Manga
Related Series
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Associated Names
Itoshi no Niina
My Lovely Nina
Nina My Love
حبيبتي نينا
いとしのニーナ
亲爱的妮娜
My Lovely Nina
Nina My Love
حبيبتي نينا
いとしのニーナ
亲爱的妮娜
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Latest Release(s)
v.4 c.24 by Stiletto Heels 9 days ago
v.4 c.23 by Stiletto Heels about 1 month ago
v.4 c.22 by Stiletto Heels about 1 month ago
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v.4 c.23 by Stiletto Heels about 1 month ago
v.4 c.22 by Stiletto Heels about 1 month ago
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Status
in Country of Origin
4 Volumes (Complete)
2 Volumes (Shinsouban Complete)
2 Volumes (Shinsouban Complete)
Completely Scanlated?
No
Anime Start/End Chapter
N/A
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User Rating
Average: 7.9 / 10.0 (98 votes)
Bayesian Average: 7.53 / 10.0
Bayesian Average: 7.53 / 10.0
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Last Updated
February 8th 2024, 9:18am
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Author(s)
Artist(s)
Year
2007
Original Publisher
Gentousha (2007; 2019)
Serialized In (magazine)
Web Spica (Gentousha)
Licensed (in English)
No
English Publisher
N/A
Activity Stats (vs. other series)
Weekly Pos #691 
(-2)
Monthly Pos #1630(-26)
3 Month Pos #2698
(+450)
6 Month Pos #4181(+719)
Year Pos #6163(+766)
(-2)Monthly Pos #1630
(-26)3 Month Pos #2698
(+450)6 Month Pos #4181
(+719)Year Pos #6163
(+766)List Stats
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So I read some recommendations here and at mangafox.com, went out to the bookstore and bought the first volume in Japanese, read it, and... It's not that good.
This story on the surface appears to be quite deep. After a full read-through it, in fact, BRIMS with cliches. Seriously this is nothing I haven't seen before in other Manga. The protagonist midway moves to I-must-protect-my-woman mode, in Very clear shounen-style (I thought I could have gotten something more original). The woman again, appears deep. But after some careful study, I feel like she has very little character. There are hints of her issues here and there, the manga describes as 'high school issues' but they never mention anything and definitely don't explore the topic. At All! (again very disappointing). Only the friend of the protagonist, the glasses guy gets a fairly in-depth look but he gets thrown to the wayside as the story progresses and is basically unimportant to the point of the story later on. I admit the presentation and artstyle is excellent. The spaces are interesting, the facial expressions give the characters soul. I definitely take a liking to the artstyle. If you in your late teens, go read it. You will enjoy it tremendously. But some of us who have been reading manga for a while now, volume 1 is nothing special.
... Last updated on April 30th, 2010, 8:19pm
This story on the surface appears to be quite deep. After a full read-through it, in fact, BRIMS with cliches. Seriously this is nothing I haven't seen before in other Manga. The protagonist midway moves to I-must-protect-my-woman mode, in Very clear shounen-style (I thought I could have gotten something more original). The woman again, appears deep. But after some careful study, I feel like she has very little character. There are hints of her issues here and there, the manga describes as 'high school issues' but they never mention anything and definitely don't explore the topic. At All! (again very disappointing). Only the friend of the protagonist, the glasses guy gets a fairly in-depth look but he gets thrown to the wayside as the story progresses and is basically unimportant to the point of the story later on. I admit the presentation and artstyle is excellent. The spaces are interesting, the facial expressions give the characters soul. I definitely take a liking to the artstyle. If you in your late teens, go read it. You will enjoy it tremendously. But some of us who have been reading manga for a while now, volume 1 is nothing special.
... Last updated on April 30th, 2010, 8:19pm
The story is well set out with good pacing. At the end of every chapter you just want to know what happens next, defininately is on my 'keep an eye out for updates' manga list.
There's no denying it (I'll admit it up front). I'm also an active and passionate fan of Ikuemi Ryo's works since the early '90s, which may or may not contribute to the rating.
Chapter One was a bit abrupt (it's a web comic, after all) but immediately sets the right pacing for what's next to come. Ikuemi Ryo makes good use of facial expressions (and not only for comical effects), and the humor is just spot on. Definitely worth a stab at, if only for curiosity's sake.
... Last updated on September 18th, 2009, 10:18am
Chapter One was a bit abrupt (it's a web comic, after all) but immediately sets the right pacing for what's next to come. Ikuemi Ryo makes good use of facial expressions (and not only for comical effects), and the humor is just spot on. Definitely worth a stab at, if only for curiosity's sake.
... Last updated on September 18th, 2009, 10:18am
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